You can’t use all samples, even if they are royalty-free. The only samples you can use are one-shots and top-loops, as long as they are royalty-free. Ensuring originality in music production is crucial. At House of Tracks, we uphold the highest standards by allowing only royalty-free one-shots and top-loops, protecting both producers and buyers from potential copyright issues. For more insights into our commitment to quality and authenticity, visit our About Us page. When using top loops , ensure they are only used to enhance your main drums. All melodic elements of a track should be composed by the producer. Therefore, using MIDI packs is strictly prohibited.

At House of Tracks, we believe in transparency when it comes to what a label can earn from selling tracks. For detailed information, please visit our Label Fee Schedule . Understanding Label Fee Schedules is crucial for producers and artists navigating the financial aspects of music distribution. It ensures clarity in royalty structures and licensing costs. Learn how to optimize your music career with expert insights from House of Tracks .

When you sell a track as a label, you will receive payment through the PayPal account registered when you started your label with us. Producer Royalties play a crucial role in ensuring that music creators receive fair compensation for their work, whether through streaming revenue, sync licensing, or performance rights organizations. Learn more about how House of Tracks supports producers in maximizing their earnings. Once a sold track is downloaded by the buyer, your share of the revenue will be automatically transferred to your registered PayPal account. Understanding your payment timeline is essential for managing your earnings as a ghost producer. At House of Tracks, we ensure that once your track is sold and downloaded, your revenue share is swiftly processed. For more details on how our platform supports producers, visit our About Us page. Please note that not every buyer downloads a track immediately. If you have sold a track and have not received payment within three days, please contact support. Understanding payment timelines is crucial for ghost producers selling tracks on House of Tracks. While most transactions are processed quickly, occasional delays can occur if a buyer hasn't downloaded the track immediately. If your payment hasn't arrived within three days, our support team is ready to assist. For more insights into how our platform ensures secure and timely payments, visit our About Us page.

Is it allowed to have multiple producers on 1 label?

Q: How do I get in the top 10?

Getting your label in the Top 10 labels will depend on a similar mechanic used by many other playlists in the music industry. Time + Sales = a place in our Top 10.

Q: Do I have to own a record label to sell on House of Tracks?

To start selling your tracks on our platform, you first need to create a virtual label. This label is not an official record label but serves as the name of your account, allowing customers to find your tracks. Please note that you cannot use the name of a famous artist, label, or company, nor a name that resembles them, including VST/FX brands. Creating your own virtual label on House of Tracks is the first step toward selling your music professionally. It helps you establish a recognizable brand and connect with buyers looking for high-quality tracks.

Q: What are the requirements for artwork?

Uploading high-quality artwork is a great way to make your label stand out . Ensure that all artwork is in JPEG format with a resolution of 320x320 pixels. Well-designed artwork enhances brand recognition among potential buyers and leaves a lasting impression, which can positively impact your sales.

Q: Should all tracks be unique?

All tracks you upload to our platform must be 100% original. This means remixes and samples from existing tracks are not allowed. Additionally, tracks uploaded to House of Tracks must remain exclusive to our platform. If a track has been previously published online or performed live, it is no longer eligible for sale on House of Tracks. Violating these rules will result in a permanent ban from our platform. Maintaining originality in music production is essential, and we enforce a strict zero-tolerance policy on unauthorized sample packs to protect both producers and buyers. To learn more about our commitment to quality and authenticity, visit our About Us page.

Q: Can I sell other people’s tracks?

No, you cannot sell other people's tracks. Every track you upload must be your own. Ensuring track originality is essential in ghost production, protecting both artists and buyers from copyright issues while upholding the integrity of the music industry. At House of Tracks, we prioritize authenticity, providing a platform where producers can confidently sell their unique creations. Want to learn more about our commitment to originality? Visit our About Us page.

Q: How much money will I make by selling a track or vocal?

Check out our label fee schedules .

Working with multiple producers under a single label is not allowed. This is because the label owner is ultimately responsible for all content released under the label. Becoming a record label requires a deep understanding of music distribution, branding, and legal responsibilities—ensuring that every track meets industry standards. At House of Tracks, we provide the tools and expertise to help you navigate the complexities of label ownership, from curating exclusive releases to managing artist relationships. Learn more about our platform and how we support aspiring label owners on our About Us page.

If any issues arise with the content offered by a label, we may need to take action by temporarily removing all content until the issues are resolved. Protect the integrity of the music industry by reporting any fraudulent activity or abuse on our platform—your vigilance helps us maintain a secure marketplace for artists and buyers alike. For more insights into our commitment to transparency and quality, visit our About Us page.

In rare cases where the issues cannot be resolved, we will permanently ban the label from our platform. Allowing multiple producers to work under one label could create complications, especially for those who are not involved in the issues leading to the ban.